Brief Police Court Win for NYC Businessman in Speed Case
The trial of B.S Oe a, a New York City businessman, in police court ended quickly after pleading guilty to violating the automobile speed ordinances. The fine was 25 dollars.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1909
Page
4
The trial of B.S Oe a, a New York City businessman, in police court ended quickly after pleading guilty to violating the automobile speed ordinances. The fine was 25 dollars.
Notice from Werder Lange No 0 Order of Hermann Sonsary about attending the funeral of a brother this Sunday. Includes references to prize masks, music, and gatherings. mentions Esperanto lectures and skating night at Montvie Park with local activities and speakers.
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